A Picasso, Thursday’s game in Brooklyn was not. After edging Denver in perhaps the game of the NBA season on Tuesday, Minnesota played one that will be remembered by approximately no one on Thursday. But it will go down in the books as Minnesota’s fourth straight win, as the Wolves pushed through Thursday’s game to top the depleted Nets 105-90.

Anthony Edwards shook off an injury scare and finished with 28 points to lead the Minnesota Timberwolves past the Brooklyn Nets 105-90 for their fourth straight win.

The Nets were beaten 105-90 by the Timberwolves before a crowd of 17,926 at Barclays Center in a game that saw them trail most of the evening.

The Nets’ 105-90 loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves on Thursday night at Barclays Center featured a bit of controversy.

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The Minnesota Timberwolves are prepping for a playoff run, and fans can get their hands on tickets starting Friday morning.

The race to avoid the play-in tournament in the Western Conference is once again on, and heated. And, for the third time in four years, Minnesota is at the center of it. While the Timberwolves are firmly inside the top eight of the West standings, their playoff spot is not secure.

Before what was proved to be a "Game of the Year" contender that saw the Timberwolves pull out a 140-139 double overtime victory on Tuesday, April 1, Shaq defended Malone's stance in a statement that the Wolves are not a consistently competitive team, therefore not a rival.